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HOTFXS A VD RESfACEANTf New Role' HQTFI.3 AND RESTAflt HOTELS AN'P RESTAURANTS ANTAat Worfc Mi VaSe jf ifj8aias 'sCsaiaiisassaMa KffSPECTA'CULAR 1 IA HEW vSVife rWm Pjt9 life, xi: si Sfm7g ft Cad Minneapolis; ELT Does 'Corn' In keeping with its policy of decentralization of the theatre, the American National Theatre and Academy has arranged for Blanche Yurka and Sidney Blackmer to play the leads in "All My Sons" with the Minneapolis Civic Theatre, Jan. 28 through Feb. 7. Using only local people in its casts, the theatre built a good following last year during its first season and this will be its first step tcward professionalization, Equity Library Theatre offers "The Coi Is Green" at the Greenwich Mews Playhouse, Feb. 4, 5 and 6 The Dramatic Workshop will do "What Price Glory?" at the President Theatre, Wednesday through Sunday.

u.itvn Tamiris. who'll stace the dances for "Inside U. S. will audition dancers tomorrow after noon at the Imperial, girls at 1 and boys at 3 Tenors and con- traltos for the touring company ui, (lot. Your Gun" will be1 heard at the same theatre, Thurs day afternoon at I.

i.t-v, inJnr, Tiw Priest- ley play starring Boris Karlott, will come to the Music r.ox 2 after three and one hall weeKs tnvcrx Spats sro on sale today at the Broadway for 1 He Cradle Will Rock, reopening to the World, comedv by Allan' Scott, enters re hearsals todav with Altreil lnae and Marsha Hunt co-starred and Jules Dassin directing. "Angel in the plays an extra performance in aid of the Actors Fund next Sunday night at the Coronet. Raymond Sovey will design the sets for "Tjfe new Rose Franktn play scheduled to open here March 4. Despite the Saturday blizzard, which caused cancellations. "Strange Bedfellows'' took in in its first full week.

Al EKTISEMENT -of TO TRY AN INDIVIDUAL LESSON Rumba. Samba. Tanas. Fotrt, lindy WHY DELAY? With sirnplifM methoj. man if vrm ran mal.

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2-0242 CO. S-7SSS Bth Studios Open 10-10. Sun. 1-7 AUTHENTIC AND SAMBA Waltz, Foxtrot, Modern Lindy Palllnl. who has perfected the teach ft ing ot Latin and American dances since 1930.

show vou learning Is simple as walking and cuts the cost in hail. TRV A PRIVATE ESSO.V TODAV JSI.00 loin ftiir nay socials. 2' hrt. Dancing and instruction Si. 50 Veterans may enroll under G.I.

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Guarantees, 'or Dale's lesson REFUNO Plan YOU DON'T PAY unless you can learn to Dance. RUMBA, SAMBA. FOXTROT. JITTERBUG. WALT.

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10 hours $14. Practice Club for dance class students 50c. Private week ly 45c to 90c, tax included. Membership SI per year. Open to men and womenEnroll today.

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NO 20" TAX BEFORE 8. AIM Regular Chinese-American Lunch 64c; Dinner 1.40; Supner 1.50. Sun. to Thurs. II Soncial Table -d Canfense Fwd DlrlG HO 105 W.

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9 P.M. JLiOttr 5 West 4S St. Read Dunton Walker's A.M. to I A.M. Fri.

and Sat. II A.M. to 8 A.M. hole lunrh dinner. Reasonable prices.

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